A large, two-story house with cedar shingle siding and a stone base sits under a blue sky with clouds. A spacious deck extends from the second floor, featuring outdoor furniture, and a small cupola sits atop the gray shingled roof. Green bushes grow in the foreground.

Long Point Summer Cottage

This renovation will transform a long-overlooked property into a standout example of design and revitalization in one of Connecticut’s classic summer colonies. Once underappreciated, it is now poised to become a model for the neighborhood.

A multi-story wooden house with weathered, graying siding stands under a clear blue sky. The structure features a large deck, multiple windows, and an external wooden staircase, with a row of dry, leafless bushes in the foreground. The word BEFORE is printed in the bottom-left corner.
A large tan house with gray trim sits behind a rocky seawall. Its lower yard is under construction, with dirt piles, building materials, and a yellow Wacker Neuson excavator. A wooden dock and water are in the foreground. The house has many windows and a glass balcony.
A yellow shingle house by the water has large windows and a stone foundation. A small excavator is parked under a raised deck. Several small boats and dinghies are tied to a dock in the foreground. Other houses are visible nearby.
A three-story Summer Cottage under construction features stonework on the ground floor and wooden shingles above. The garage door and windows are painted blue-gray. Construction materials and debris surround the Long Point site beneath a clear sky.
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